Sentence examples for express invitation from inspiring English sources

I am snooping around at her express invitation.

I have never gone into a TV studio without an express invitation -- and not just an invitation, a full-scale courting.

"No one from his family or court was welcome without his express invitation," Hakan Groth wrote in "Neoclassicism in the North: Swedish Furniture and Interiors 1770-1850" (Rizzoli).

For Chaucer, this includes giving readers an express invitation to rearrange his tales indicating that 14th century Londoners understood the physical manuscript as something that readers could interpretively reimagine.

Trespassing, entering or remaining in or upon property or real property not open to the public, except with the express invitation or consent of the person having lawful control of the property or real property.

The officers also rely on the consent once removed doctrine, which "applies when an undercover officer enters a house at the express invitation of someone with authority to consent, established probable cause to arrest or search, and then immediately summons other officers for assistance". Callahan, 494 F.3d at 896.

They would like to find a different way to express this invitation to prom".

I have the kind of smile that is common among television show characters and rare in real life, perfect in its sparkly teeth dimensions and ability to express pleasant invitation". RED FLAG #9.

Work on co-existence expresses an invitation to learn about cross-cultural and cross-situational divides so as to achieve better collaborations in particular contexts.

When Oskar questions the consequences of Eli entering without his expressed verbal invitation, Eli passes the threshold to his apartment and begins to profusely bleed until Oskar panics and cries out a verbal invitation.

"MIT is part of a larger community in Cambridge and beyond, and with these programs, we express a warm invitation to all — to participate, learn, and play," says Smith.